Craig Easley 'Xperiment

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Born Brooklyn, New York City, November 22, 1950 Spent one year and a half of college of Liberal Arts (music included)at Schenectady Community College, NY Started studying & playing music (guitar) early 1969. Moved to San Francisco, CA 1980. After playing in several bands went on a long musical hiatus in early 90's. Began performing poetry at various Bay Area venues. Published 3 chapbooks of poetry: Deja Voodoo, The Tongue Never Sleeps, and Millennium Man (still in print and available at City Lights Books). Spent (1998-2001) reading poetry live over KFOG 104.5 radio Morning Show as The KFOG Beatpoet. Ended musical hiatus and started recording CD, "Welcome to ElectriCrazyland" fall 2003. Major music inspirations: Big George Hardin (my grandfather) played guitar and sang with his group The Hardin Brothers; recorded one known single under own name. Jimi Hendrix, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, John (Mahavishnu) McLaughlin, Tony Williams, Allan Holdsworth, Frank Gambale, Motown, James Brown, Curtis Mayfield, P-Funkadelic, Beatles, Stevie Wonder, Rush, Run-DMC, Frank Zappa, all (except Coltrane)I have seen live in concert!! Along with a galaxy of other stars too innumerable to mention here! And to the Poets: Allen Ginsberg, Philip Lamantia, Amiri (Leroi Jones) Baraka, Bob Kaufman, Gregory Corso,Anne Sexton, Sharon Olds, Kamoou Dauood, and a universe of others!

Born Brooklyn, New York City, November 22, 1950 Spent one year and a half of college of Liberal Arts (music included)at Schenectady Community College, NY Started studying & playing music (guitar) early 1969. Moved to San Francisco, CA 1980. After playing in several bands went on a long musical hiatus in early 90's. Began performing poetry at various Bay Area venues. Published 3 chapbooks of poetry: Deja Voodoo, The Tongue Never Sleeps, and Millennium Man (still in print and available at City Lights Books). Spent (1998-2001) reading poetry live over KFOG 104.5 radio Morning Show as The KFOG Beatpoet. Ended musical hiatus and started recording CD, "Welcome to ElectriCrazyland" fall 2003. Major music inspirations: Big George Hardin (my grandfather) played guitar and sang with his group The Hardin Brothers; recorded one known single under own name. Jimi Hendrix, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, John (Mahavishnu) McLaughlin, Tony Williams, Allan Holdsworth, Frank Gambale, Motown, James Brown, Curtis Mayfield, P-Funkadelic, Beatles, Stevie Wonder, Rush, Run-DMC, Frank Zappa, all (except Coltrane)I have seen live in concert!! Along with a galaxy of other stars too innumerable to mention here! And to the Poets: Allen Ginsberg, Philip Lamantia, Amiri (Leroi Jones) Baraka, Bob Kaufman, Gregory Corso,Anne Sexton, Sharon Olds, Kamoou Dauood, and a universe of others!